The Coming of the Third Reich: How the Nazis Destroyed Democracy and Seized Power in Germany

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The Coming of the Third Reich: How the Nazis Destroyed Democracy and Seized Power in Germany

The Coming of the Third Reich: How the Nazis Destroyed Democracy and Seized Power in Germany

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We're used to other pens portraying 1939-45 as a titanic battle for survival between evenly matched forces, an equal struggle we almost lost. His books include Death in Hamburg(winner of the Wolfson Literary Award for History), In Hitler's Shadow, Rituals of Retribution(winner of the Fraenkel Prize in Contemporary History), In Defense of History, and Lying About Hitler. It describes the entire wartime period of Nazi Germany, beginning with the invasion of Poland in 1939 and completing the timeline with the end of the war and the defeat and surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945. The author's youthfulness helps to assure the inevitable comparison with the Anne Frank diary although over and above the.

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Here was the living stream of continuity with the German past, the flashing, constantly changing perceptions of moral, political and cultural connections which affect how one judges the Germans and Germany of today. But a variety of recent, large-scale narrative histories have shown that it can be done without sacrificing analytical rigour or explanatory power. Bismarck, a devout Protestant also left a legacy of anti-Catholicism in Germany which led to the vast protestant electorates that fueled Nazi ascension later on. If you’re coming to the subject without a lot of background, you could do worse than start and finish with Richard Evans.

The second volume, The Third Reich in Power, was published by Penguin in the UK and the US in October 2005 (UK: ISBN 978-0-7139-9649-4, 960 pages; US: ISBN 978-1-59420-074-8, 960 pages). In my view, the origins of antisemitism and the wild support nazis enjoyed among protestant electorates could have been explored if one chapter had been dedicated to the history of germany before Bismarck and focussing on martin Luther and the protestant movement. Well written and easy to follow, there is also true analysis, which is what I am seek when picking up history books. The second problem is that I just don’t swallow the idea that Hitler wasn’t the alpha and omega of the Third Reich.

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and does not mention a contemporaneous memorandum by Ernst Oberfohren (published a few days before he committed suicide or was murdered) that Joseph Goebbels thought up the idea of burning down the Reichstag and that Hermann Goering supervised the actual burning.He, for instance, thinks that German history before about 1813 is totally irrelevant to the rise of National Socialism; he won't hear the old argument that Luther contributed to an ethos of resigned obedience to Satanic rulers. the Nazis were jubilant at the failure of the Social Democrats and trade unions to respond to the Papen coup … Goebbels wrote in his diary … "They have missed their big chance. To my regret, he also demolishes my own belief that the Weimar Republic did have a few 'golden years' and might have succeeded. It used to be argued that there was something peculiar about German culture that made it hostile to democracy, inclined to follow ruthless leaders and susceptible to the appeal of militarists and demagogues; but when you look at the nineteenth century, you can see very little of such traits.



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